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Browsing named entities in a specific section of The Daily Dispatch: November 19, 1861., [Electronic resource]. Search the whole document.
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Austin (Texas, United States) (search for this): article 8
Murder in Texas.
--The Austin Gazette notices that the body of a murdered man was found on the road eight miles east of the city, and adds:
The name of the victim was J. A. Wilm, and he is supposed to have lived near Round Top, Fayette county, and was a highly respectable gentleman.
He was traveling in a buggy alone, stopped and bought corn to feed his horse in the evening of a gentleman in the neighborhood, and shortly after camped by the roadside in the prairie.
His body was found the next day, a short distance from where he seemed to have lain down for a quiet night's rest, his head mashed literally into a jelly, as if by repeated blows of a heavy bludgeon, the first of which probably killed him, as there is no sign of a . His carper-bag was cut open and rifled, his buggy run off some distance, and his horse turned loose.
About a dollar and a half of silver change was found on his person, and notes and other valuable papers, to the amount of five thousand dolla
Round Top (Texas, United States) (search for this): article 8
Murder in Texas.
--The Austin Gazette notices that the body of a murdered man was found on the road eight miles east of the city, and adds:
The name of the victim was J. A. Wilm, and he is supposed to have lived near Round Top, Fayette county, and was a highly respectable gentleman.
He was traveling in a buggy alone, stopped and bought corn to feed his horse in the evening of a gentleman in the neighborhood, and shortly after camped by the roadside in the prairie.
His body was found the next day, a short distance from where he seemed to have lain down for a quiet night's rest, his head mashed literally into a jelly, as if by repeated blows of a heavy bludgeon, the first of which probably killed him, as there is no sign of a . His carper-bag was cut open and rifled, his buggy run off some distance, and his horse turned loose.
About a dollar and a half of silver change was found on his person, and notes and other valuable papers, to the amount of five thousand doll
J. A. Wilm (search for this): article 8
Murder in Texas.
--The Austin Gazette notices that the body of a murdered man was found on the road eight miles east of the city, and adds:
The name of the victim was J. A. Wilm, and he is supposed to have lived near Round Top, Fayette county, and was a highly respectable gentleman.
He was traveling in a buggy alone, stopped and bought corn to feed his horse in the evening of a gentleman in the neighborhood, and shortly after camped by the roadside in the prairie.
His body was found the next day, a short distance from where he seemed to have lain down for a quiet night's rest, his head mashed literally into a jelly, as if by repeated blows of a heavy bludgeon, the first of which probably killed him, as there is no sign of a . His carper-bag was cut open and rifled, his buggy run off some distance, and his horse turned loose.
About a dollar and a half of silver change was found on his person, and notes and other valuable papers, to the amount of five thousand dolla